Configure Exclusions for Third-Party Mac Antivirus
- Exclusions are a set of folders, files, processes, or URLs to be trusted and excluded from future scanning by Antivirus software
- You only need to configure exclusions on macOS if you are using third-party Antivirus software
Before You Start
- Allow viewing of hidden folders
- On your keyboard, simply tap ⌘ + Shift + . (full stop)
- Locate Instructions for how to add exclusions for your Antivirus software
- Using a search engine, search for 'how to add exclusions for [your Antivirus software here] for macOS'
Add Exclusions
Exclude Pathnames
For FlexiSPY for Mac Versions above 4.0.1 the pathnames to exclude are:
- /usr/local/SystemFirewalls/**
- /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/**
- /Library/LaunchDaemons/**
- /Library/LaunchAgents/**
- /Applications/blblu.app/**
For FlexiSPY for Mac Versions below 4.0.1 the pathnames to exclude are:
- /usr/libexec/SystemFirewalls/*
- /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/**
- /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/**
- /Library/LaunchAgents/**
- /Applications/blblu.app/**
URL Whitelisting
After adding exclusions you can renable your antivirus software